Day Two started out great; we got to the hospital and went on rounds with the doctors. I saw my friend Dimitry, who works on physical therapy with patients. Before I left last time, he asked if we could help get more training for him
Day Two started out great; we got to the hospital and went on rounds with the doctors. I saw my friend Dimitry, who works on physical therapy with patients. Before I left last time, he asked if we could help get more training for him
Wednesday morning we went to St. Luke’s and facilitated a class on teamwork and communication. It went very well with both sessions; we saw improvement in students of both classes throughout the day. The doctors, especially one, were particularly impressive. We had worked with the
On the way to Logan Airport, I reflected on my last trip to Haiti. I thought about the people I met and patients we had seen. Since our last trip, there had been flooding in the area where we were staying and I wondered how
I think it’s safe to say that when we woke up Sunday morning and headed over to the hospital to …
I can’t for the life of me remember which morning it was, but bright and early at 7am Mass, Father …
I sat around Saturday at Villa Francesca feeling frustrated and defeated, and annoyed that I couldn’t be helping as much …
I quickly want to thank everyone who has been following my trip to Haiti on Facebook, Twitter, and here on …
I spent most of the day on Saturday incredibly frustrated. I woke up early in the morning in order to …
Finally got back from the hospital at a decent hour to do some blogging. So here goes. I arrived in …
This morning, I’m hopping on a flight from Boston to Miami and continuing on to Port-au-Prince (PAP) for the second …
I’m beyond excited to be going back to Haiti this Friday to help out with surgeries at St Luke’s Hospital …
Life in Haiti is hard. There is not enough of anything to go around. There are shortages of all supplies in every hospital. People can’t afford medications that they should be taking everyday. The doctors are incredibly competent but have few diagnostic tools available to